The Fifth Wall fund is “dedicated to decarbonizing the built environment and the global real estate industry.” Assembly claims that its buildings can have 30 to 40 percent less embodied carbon than traditional ones and that its construction sites cut emissions by 60 to 70 percent. Fifth Wall’s climate tech fund and Bessemer Venture Partners’ Rob Stavis led the latest round, with participation from the Jefferies Group, Manta Ray Ventures, FJ Labs, RSE, Signia, Gaingels, New Vista Capital, Tectonic, Atento, Etan Fraser and Moving Capital. The startup has now raised more than US$60 million. He focuses on investments in the financial services, education and emerging software and hardware technologies. He’s been actively investing for more than 15 years and currently serves on the board of directors for fintech companies such as Betterment, Knewton, Gerson Lehrman. Treasurer Rob Stavis is a partner in Bessemer Venture Partner’s New York office. Assembly OSM calls its construction method “post-modular” because it’s manufacturing process is more in common with an assembly line rather than a ‘generation one’ modular builder who manually constructs completed volumetric elements then transports to site.Īssembly OSM Modular spreads construction across a network of suppliers and manufacturers - an approach that “constrains” the process but allows for more freedom in design, CEO Andrew Staniforth said. Rob Stavis is a partner in Bessemers New York office primarily focused on financial services and investments in emerging software and hardware technologies. Rob Stavis Rob Stavis is a partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, and is primarily focused on financial services and investments in emerging software and hardware technologies. He served as Board Member at BrightBytes. He’s been actively investing for more than.

Their most recent acquisition was Lighthouse Practice Management Group on Mar 4, 2013. Robert Stavis serves as a Partner at Bessemer Venture Partners. Rob Stavis is a partner in Bessemers New York office primarily focused on financial services and investments in emerging software and hardware technologies. Founded in 2019 by twin brothers Bill and Chris Sharples, principals of Manhattan-based SHoP Architects. Stratim Capital and Bessemer Venture Partners are the most recent investors.

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